Projects

This study gathers information on giant soil mounds (over one meter in diameter) created by the Middle East blind mole-rat (Nannospalax ehrenbergi) to better understand their structure and function.

Raise your head and join us for the annual bird count in urban areas all over the country. All you need is 10 free minutes, a love for for birds…

Upload observations of land and freshwater snails, whether alive or dead, along with details about their habitats. This initiative aims to enhance our understanding of the diversity and distribution of…

Have you seen a bat active during daylight hours? Do you live near a tree that attracts bats even during the day? Report your sightings to help understand the extent…

A friendly international competition whose goal is to document biodiversity in cities around the world. A large-scale citizen science project in which city residents are invited to record plants and…

Collecting information from eBird observations and additional sources to build a long-term monitoring database for 13 invasive bird species in Israel.

A citizen science initiative for monitoring biodiversity in Herzliya and connecting local residents with the nature around them

International Moth Week takes place worldwide every year at the end of July, inviting everyone to participate in an experience that blends exploration, education, and science. All you need to…

מיזם ניטור ימי שנועד לעקוב אחר מצב המערכות האקולוגיות בים התיכון הישראלי. מתבצע ע”י צוללים הבוחנים מספר מיני דגים וחסרי חוליות לפי פרוטוקול אחיד, בשמונה אתרים לאורך חופי הים התיכון

As Israel becomes more densely populated, urban areas are becoming increasingly important habitats for birds. This long-term monitoring program aims to quantify how birds utilize human settlements over time.

A project initiated by the Kinneret Drainage and Rivers Authority in collaboration with the local community, aimed at monitoring and managing selected species as part of the Lower Jordan River…

Collecting observations of the pistachio processionary moth (Thaumetopoea solitaria) in order to complete our knowledge of this species’ ecology and to map its distribution in KKL-JNF forests and beyond.

Have you spotted turbinate monodont (locally known as “knit kippah”) snails on the rocky surfaces along the coast? Join the volunteers and help monitor these rocky areas. By doing so,…

Reporting fire ants will help create a nationwide map of the little fire ant, providing accurate data on its distribution and the rate of its spread in Israel.